Prof Charles Kambanda On UPDF/FRDC Offensive Against “ADF” (A[R]DF).
1. Apparently, &#;ADF&#; (A[R]DF) fighters are on the run from Ituri towards , probably focusing on capturing DRC-Rwanda border area.
Critical issues:
(i) Will Uganda/DRC troops pursue &#;A[R]DF&#; fighters around DRC-Rwanda border area?
WHAT IF A[R]DF fighters flee into Rwanda?
(ii) Will Rwanda reinforce A[R]DF in DRC, thereby taking on Uganda/DRC troops?
Will DRC/Uganda pursue A[R]DF fighters right into Rwanda?
(iii) Is Rwanda/Kagame the underdog in regional Balance of Power system? Where does this leave Kagame and his reign of terror?
2. Uganda&#;s unprecedented firepower appears to have taken Rwanda by surprise.
Critical issues:
(i) What happened to Kagame&#;s military intelligence?
(ii) The USA and other Western superpowers must have known, in advance, that Uganda was going to attack A[R]DF. Why did the USA and other Western superpowers keep Rwanda/Kagame in military intelligence shadow?
(iii) Did Uganda strike a deal with the USA and other Western superpowers to isolate Rwanda/Kagame?
3. Why is the UN and other Western countries in open support of Uganda&#;s firepower in DRC while Kagame/Rw
Prof Charles Kambanda wahungiye ubutabera muri Amerika, yamunzwe n’ingengabitekerezo ya jenoside, abamuzi bakemeza ko ameze nk’uwataye umutwe.
Umugabo Laurent NDAYIHURUME benshi bazi kuri BBC-Gahuzamiryango yigeze kunyihanangiriza, ati:”Numbwira dogiteri, ujye umbwira dogiteri wa nyawe, ureke bimwe bya ba Gasana”.Icyo gihe sinahise numva impamvu uwo munyamakuru ukomeye atemeraga ko Gasana Anastase ari “Dogiteri”. Aho rero mariye kumva amahomvu n’uburiganya bw’uyu mugabo ushaje yanduranya(uretse ko abamuzi banavuga ko yabikuranye), nibwo namenye ko Ndayuhurume atiyumvishaga ukuntu umuntu uri ku rwego rwa dogiteri agaragaza ubuswa n’ubujiji buruta ubw’umuntu utarakandagiye mu ishuri.
Sinirirwa ngaruka ku bitakaragasi Gasana yirirwamo ku mbuga nkoranyambuga, akoronga, ahakana Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi, azi neza ko isi yose yamaze kuyemeza,ndetse ubutabera mpuzamahanga bukanahana benshi muri baruharwa bayiteguye bakanayishyira mu bikorwa.
Undi rero uteye ikirenge mu cya Rusisibiranya Anastase Gasana mu kwiyita Dogiteri Porofeseri kandi nawe yitwara giswa, gihubutsi, kigambanyi n’ibindi biranga umuntu utabarizwaho indangagaciro n’imwe, ni uwitwa Charles KAMBANDA umaze kuba kime
Professor Charles Kambanda would love to take on Ms. Melvern et al. in an open debate over issues raised on the documentary &#;RWANDA: UNTOLD STORY&#;.
October, 15th,
RE: MY ANALYSIS OF Ms. MELVERN, THE THIRTY-EIGHT RESEARCHERS AND JOUNALISTS’ REBUTTAL OF RWANDA’S UNTOLD STORY BBC DOCUMENTARY:
Introduction:
I am writing to you as a Rwandan researcher, human rights defender and an Officer of Court in New York State; I am bound by the Constitutional Oath of Office. I taught at the National University and other institutions of higher learning in Rwanda for over a decade after the massacres. I am writing from my firsthand and lived experience of the unfortunate Hutu/Tutsi conflict. I am a Rwandan who was born to a Rwandan refugee family in Uganda. I supported RPF before, during and after the war. Like many other Rwandans, I lost countless family relations to the massacres in Rwanda. I am a Rwandan scholar – based in the United States of America – who is interested in sustainable peace and co-existence between and/or among the diverse people of Rwanda. I belong to no Rwandan political party. It is my submission that no side to the insane Tutsi vs. Hutu conflict is
PROF CHARLES KAMBANDA’S VIEWPOINTS ON RECENT RIOTS IN KAMPALA.
By: Prof. Charles Kambanda
1. Police brutality discourse hinges on one issue:
How much force is a police officer /law enforcement allowed (legally) to apply whilst (i) enforcing the law, and (ii) acting in self-defense (to defend him/herself, fellow officers and/or the general public).
2. The standard to determine whether or not law enforcement used &#;appropriate&#; force is plain: What would a reasonable police officer have done, in a similar situation.
The legal standard in police brutality cases is very low, in favor of police officers.
3. Once attacked or threatened with an attack, a police officer&#;s right to self-defense is broader than a &#;civilian&#;s&#; right to self-defense. For example:
(i) A &#;civilian&#; can&#;t claim self-defense against law enforcement/police officer, acting in his/her official capacity.
(ii) A police officer is not required to retreat before he/she can exercise his/her right to self-defense (he/she takes on the attacker or potential attacker immediately).
(iii) When a &#;civilian&#; attacks a police officer and the officer exercises his right to self-defense, the attack
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